January Update for The Social Networking Weblog
We currently have 34 members on the Social Networking Weblog. If you want to join you can do so by going to Talk About Social Networking and signing up.
On Talk About Social Networking we do just that, talk about social networking. I'd love to hear all of your opinions on different social networking sites and what makes them good or bad. Tell about experiences you've had on the different social networking sites and which ones you recommend or condemn.
Just like any social networking site, Talk About Social Networking offers a blog, a forum and groups. Post your opinions on the forum and create or join groups for more intimate discussions about the different social networking sites. Post to your blog so we can get to know you better.
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Social networking is evolving. First, it was MySpace.com, now it is FaceBook.com and Twitter.com. In the next 3 years, social networking will evolve to http://www.linktomeet.com. They are creating the next generation of social networking. Right now, I believe they are in Alpha mode. This is why I think they will be number one. They are including many of the top 20 features users use on numerous other sites. Instead, you will find these features all on LinkToMeet.com. People are concerned about their data being floated all over the web, out of control. I was wondering what others thought would be the top 20 features of the future.